1964 in Frederick sports crowned five top stars
The year produced five standout achievers Don Loun, Jack Griffin, and Debbie Thompson reaching major leagues and Olympics, plus Walkersville’s district and state basketball triumphs, Tramsville’s county baseball exit, and Frederick football stadium progress. Other notable feats included Ramsburg and Trout turning pro, Thompson’s indoor track title, and local athletic milestones across golf, bowling, trap shooting, and deer hunting.
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Don Loun
Jack Griffin
Debbie Thompson
Frederick
Loun
Washington Senators
Boston Red Sox
D.C Stadium
Jack
Debbie
New York
Walkersville
Bill Talley
Lions
Mt. Savage
Maryland
College Park
Douglass
Talley
Tramsville
Frederick Hustlers
Charles E Moylan
Thomas Johnson High School
McCurdy
Thomas Johnson
Jack Mole
Ramsburg
Minnesota
Trout
Baltimore
Bill Gehring
Bob Schuh
VFW
Jim Filby
Carroll Kinsey
Austin Keyser
Ralph Taylor
Airy
Bob Bellison
Harmony
Cumberland
Tammy Davis
Ryan Vows He Is Worth A Million After Namath Bonus
Houston AP A Cleveland Browns quarterback Frank Ryan says if Joe Namath is worth 400000 dollars he is worth a million after Namath dazzled against Texas in the Orange Bowl Ryan notes Namath is the best college quarterback he has seen this year and adds he earns about 25000 dollars annually while Namath secured a 400000 dollar three year deal with the New York Jets prompts Ryan to claim greater value for himself
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Houston
Frank Ryan
Cleveland Browns
Joe Namath
Ryan
Namath
Alabama
Texas
Miami
Browns
Baltimore Colts
Compact College Basketball Scores Prompt Wide Results
Virginia Tech defeated Virginia 73 to 56 while Virginia Military edged The Citadel 71 to 70. Dayton beat Xavier 83 to 79 and Kansas 66 Nebraska 56. Davidson won 97 Richmond 67. Florida 102 LSU 62, Missouri 63 Colorado 58. Illinois 81 Indiana 76, North Carolina 68 Oklahoma State 54. Texas Tech 52 at Notre Dame 115 W Michigan 87. Providence 72 Fairfield 65. Kansas State 71 Oklahoma 69. Wichita 85 Bradley 79. Georgia 86 Tulane 83 at Houston 61. Oklahoma City U 54 Mississippi State 96 Alabama 68.
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Virginia Tech
Virginia
Virgina Military
The
Citadel
Dayton
Xavier
Ohio
Kansas
Nebraska
Davidson
Richmond
Florida
LSU
Missouri
Colorado
Town
Wisconsin
Illinois
Indiana
Maryland
N. Carolina
Okla. St
Towa St
Notre Dame
W. Mich
Providence
Fairfield
Kansas State
Oklahoma
Wichita
Bradley
Georgia
Tulane
Houston
Okla
City
Mississippi
Area C clash factors in county league standings
Emmitsburg meets Brunswick in a key class C county game at West Frederick Junior High as Frederick hosts Westminster in Tri State League action. Middletown heads to Singapore in class B play, Walkersville visits South Hagerstown, and Mt. Airy plays St Johns Westminster in Carroll County showdowns.
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Emmitsburg
Brunswick
West Frederick
Frederick
Westminster
Middletown
Singanore
Walkersville
South Hagerstown
St John’s of Westminster
Mt. Airy
Singapore
Knights
John Horiie
Lancers
Damascus
Giants
Rebels
Lions
Bill Talley
St John's of Westminster
Carroll
UCLA Bruins Ride Pride To Three Wins In Week
UCLA coach John Wooden credits team pride for three victories last week including a win over Minnesota. He praises stars Gail Goodrich and Keith Erickson, notes the 9 game winning streak after an opening loss to Illinois, and outlines the seven man roster and future outlook for a strong next season.
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LOS Angeles
John Wooden
UCLA
Bruins
Minnesota
Wooden
Walt Hazzard
Los Angeles Lakers
Jack Hirsch
Fred Slaughter
Gail Goodrich
Keith Erickson
Goodrich
Erickson
Fred Goss
Doug McIntosh
Kenny Washington
Sophs
Edgar Lacy
Mike Lynn
Bruiser
Cleveland
Brown
NFL
Dick Modzelewski
Galen Fiss
Vince Costello
John Morrow
Gary Collins
Paul Warfield
Browns
Warfield
Navy Coach Job Remains Open at Naval Academy
Navy’s head football coach position stays open after Wayne Hardin’s resignation. Rear Adm. Charles Squinter Jr. says the search continues through NCAA and AFCA meetings in Chicago, with candidates from inside and outside the program under consideration. Doug Scovil and Dave Hart are among prominent names mentioned.
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Annapolis
Navy
Naval Academy
Charles Squinter Jr
National Collegiate Athletic Association
American Football Coaches Association
Chicago
Wayne Hardin
Doug Scovil
Dave Hart
Academy
Congress After Baseball Again
Rep Clement J Zablocki of Wisconsin introduced legislation to end the partial antitrust exemption for professional baseball amid reports the Milwaukee Braves might move to Atlanta. He argues the exemption treats baseball as business first, sport second and could block expansion or a new league. Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick declined to comment until he sees the bill, saying it does not scare him.
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Washington
Clement J Zablocki
D-Wis
Milwaukee Braves
Atlanta
Zablocki
Milwaukee
Membrs
Supreme Court
New York
Ford Frick
Maryland tops North Carolina to hand ACC loss
Maryland rallied from 10 minutes left to beat North Carolina 76-68 in College Park. Sophomore Jay McMillen led five Terps in double figures as Maryland shot 51.6 percent while UNC员工 trailed at 44.6 percent. Gary Ward repeatedly answered with go ahead layups, sealing the win after passing UNC 57-56 and leading 61-60 with 7:25 remaining.
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College Park
Maryland
North Carolina
Jay McMillen
Tar Heels
Gary Ward
Tunney, Dempsey Attend Tunney's Son in Congress
Former heavyweight champions Gene Tunney and Jack Dempsey were among spectators as John V. Tunney, son of Gene Tunney, took a seat in Congress. Also noted, Gary Snook set five Big Ten season records this fall as town quarterback.
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Washington
Gene Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Tunney
John V. Tunney
Congress
Town
Gary Snook
Big Ten
Peaches Bartkowicz Tops Tennis Trophies From Youth
Peaches Bartkowicz, a 14 to 15 year old tennis prodigy from Hamtramck, Michigan, has amassed 107 trophies over 61 years of competition. Discovered by coach Jean Hoxie after wall practice, she rose from local Detroit events to national titles including multiple 14 and under, 16 and under championships and appearances at Wimbledon and Forest Hills.
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Hamtramck
Mich
Peaches Bartkowicz
Peaches
Jane
Jean Hoxie
Detroit
Boston
Wimbledon
Forest Hills
Pro Signing Provokes More Georgia Offers To Forfeit Grid Wins
Georgia faces forfeiture of eight wins after All-America tackle Jim Wilson's pre season pro contract. The school cites violations of SEC and NCAA rules as Dr C C Aderhold writes to presidents. Opponents included Texas Tech Vanderbilt Clemson Kentucky North Carolina Florida Georgia Tech South Carolina tied 7 7 in a 7 7 game.
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Eaves
University of Georgia
All-America
Jim Wilson
C. C. Aderhold
Texas Tech
Georgia
Vanderbilt
Clemson
Kentucky
North Carolina
Florida
Georgia Tech
South Carolina
Wilson
Boston Patriots
San Francisco 49Ers
49Ers
Patriots
Terrell and Machen Sign For WBA Bout
Lanky Ernie Terrell of Chicago and Eddie Machen of Portland signed for a World Boxing Association approved heavyweight title fight in Chicago. The 15 round bout is set for March at International Amphitheatre with promoters In Schoenwald and Joe Kellman.
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Chicago
Ernie Terrell
Eddie Machen
Portland
Ore
World Boxing Association
WBA
Cassius Clay
Clay
Sonny Liston
New York
Massachusetts
Terrell
Machen
International “Amphitheatre Co
In Schoenwald
Joe Kellman
International Boxing Club
Stockyards
Schoenwald
Listons
Floyd Patterson
George Chuvalo
Toronto
Patterson
Chuvalo
Browns Could Be Building a Dynastic Era Again
Browns youth stands out as they defeated the Baltimore Colts 27 to 0 in the NFL championship, prompting comparisons to the 1950s dynasty. Key players Lou Groza, Otto Graham, Frank Ryan, Jim Nimowski, Jim Brown, and standout receivers and linemen shape a potential repeat of Cleveland’s title era.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Browns
Baltimore Colts
Browns
Lou Groza
Chicago Bears
Philadelphia Eagles
Otto Graham
Graham
Ryan
Frank Ryan
Jim Nimowski
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New York Jets
American Football League
Airroaders
Owls
Andov
Don Shula
Wirephoto Football League
John Unitas
Shula
Fran Tarkenton
Minnesota Vikings
Terps
Mrs. Hoxie
Athens, Ga
Joel Eaves
Terrell and
Bobby Hull
Chicago Black Hawks
Montreal Canadiens
Jacques Laperriere
Claude Provost
Associated Press
Harry Howell
New York Rangers
Roger Crozier
Norm Ullman
Detroi Red Wings
Blue Ridge Oil Company
PT Se
Frederick, Md
General Kraftread
Nees Amy General Tire, Inc
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